Ice hockey has been around for hundreds of years. It started off in the backyards and ponds of everyday folks.
Larry Morroni of Media, PA, has a mission to keep that backyard pond hockey feeling alive. He’s doing it by hosting a two on two hockey tournament in his front yard. Out of a rink he made himself.
Gered Thack is a lifelong friend of Larry’s and he says make no mistake, this is pond hockey through-and-through, just miniaturized.
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